>> and it made me think, woody allen movies with bloopers. it was hard to imagine. to see. yeah, that's a good idea. i wanted her to go -- because he was over on his iphone. i was like, why don't you -- go, yeah, you should tell your dad that. she was like, nah, he won't get how great bloopers are. [ laughter ] i don't know. >> jimmy: wow, that's pretty -- how old is his daughter? >> 10, i think. >> jimmy: oh, okay, all right. bloopers. >> bloopers. >> jimmy: maybe she'll be a director and she'll have bloopers in all her -- >>>>rimes and misdemeanors. >> jimmy: this dog is not the "marley & me" dog. that was a movie, that wasn't real life. >> yeah, that was a labrador. but you know, when i was working down in miami on that movie, is act comely, i was staying on one of those manmade islands on your way into south beach. i actually stayed -- my house was next door to shaquille o'neal's. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, and they'd have tour boats that would go around. kind of, you know, the guy would say, and now we're coming up to shaquille o'neal's house. but the guy w

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believe it or not owen wilson becomes woody allen in that movie. if you like woody allen.d, the new movies, if you like that kind of film, go see it. >> i love woody allen movies. >> you like "the situation room," too, right? >> come on, do you have to ask that question? >>> we have a very strong show. pervez musharraf, the former president of pan stack, janet napolitano, a lot of good stuff at the top of the hour. >> wolf blitzer in the cool "the situation room." of course we will be watching, less than ten minutes away. >> you know why it's cold in here? >> why? >> you never want to see the sank ore sweat. >> i like it freezing. >> i like it really cold. >>> cool guy. coming up next, new trouble for john edwards, the man who wanted to be president. he's been ordered to pay the government more than $2 million. joe johns has the scoop, up next. >>> the sweltering heat that is gripping much of the country is nothing to brush off. i know you hear the world "dangerous" a lot, but this heat wave has killed as many as 20 people, 13 in kansas city, missouri, alone, excessive hea

unfortunately, i think of woody allen's line. the heart wants what it wants. i came to a point in my life where i don't care. i am in different. on the kind of level, i could not find it in my heart as much as i wanted it. that is why i am envious of it. >> for those of us the belief, we believe the god is love. if you can hide it intellectually or in your humanity to surrender to love, aren't you surrendering to god? >> a lot of people's surrender to hake, nature, various kinds of things or they identify with a transcendent force which doesn't have to be god. got as being love, and the duty to god is to find the way and a half to love, is very difficult to do, sometimes. we think of the creatures that are out there. it is a very strong demand on the human spirit that all of your fellow creatures -- i think that part of the bounty and the grace, i use these words is the ability to love and the recognition that we can find the love. whether the identifies got or not, we don't know. >> of the other question i want to get to you, the small stuff. he suggested tha

woody allen's midnight in paris" raised its total this weekend to 41.8 million, a personal revenue record for allen, beating his previous high for 1986's "hannah and her officers." >>> this comes to us from wfla, news channel 8 in tampa, florida, where in nearby bradenton, a treasured member of the state's wildlife community officially became a party animal, celebrating a major milestone. over the weekend, snooty celebrated his 63rd birthday in style. a 63-year-old manatee. the manatee received cards and well wishes from all the folks there, then enjoyed a special birthday treat made of all his favorite fixings. snooty may be the oldest known manatee in captivity but all the signs point to him bringin( smiles to faces for years to come. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >>> combining their love for each other with a love of the sea. one couple in mexico tied the knot underwater. it may be hard to see, but the bride wore a gown and the groom wore a beau tie. accompanied by 200 other divers, they said their vows and kissed

he thought of george constanza and woody allen. he thought of philip and alexander's father yelling and screaming telling his son he was the son of the family shames. you don't be deserved to be called a view. you, alexander are being embarrassed by the surface of the mirror. you don't deserve to be a mexican. nor the fact that mexicans are the hardest working people and came here to work and give their children a better future. there is no mexican who tried to justify with arguments like a fantasy to celebrate cinco de mayo. you, my friend are the self hating [inaudible] of all mexicans. you are nothing but a big master baeter. foolish man who hides from the rest of the world and sees his shame in order to dream a man can exist without a pas port or green card and labels him as what he is. remember the ones who tried to pass as something else? remember the [inaudible] of life. the [inaudible] of the nation of the [inaudible]. remember the guy from tijuana you met years ago and is proclaimed he was italian because he would and peop

>> the latest woody allen. it's amazing. take your pick.or "transformers." >> things blowing up or a script. >> this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned because willie geist is up next. >>> reports just this morning that the sexual assault case against former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn about to fall apart because of major questions on the accuser's credibility with even prosecutor now doubting her. the question is after all that could strauss-kahn be released from house arrest after a hearing in new york today? >>> president obama and mitt romney both in the important electoral state of pennsylvania last night where the republican front-runner continues to push his the president is killing your job message. the question is how did the president hit back in his speech? >>> and weeks after the end of a great nba finals, the league essentially shuts down, locking out the players. the question is with the

woody allen's "midnight in paris" raised its total for the weekend to $41.8 million.rsonal revenue record for allen. >> that surprises me. >> it does? >> yeah. >> i would have thought -- >> harry potter wiped out everything? >> barcelona, vicky -- i thought that would have been number one. >> i'm lynn berry. stay tuned "way too early" is coming up next. >>> with the clock ticking down to the august debt ceiling deadline, congress is scrambling to come up with a solution that will satisfy members of both the house and the senate. the question this morning is, could washington politics really keep us from paying our bills? >>> and the news corp. phone-hacking scandal hits a new boiling point in britain with the arrest of one of rupert murdoch's top executives. and the resignation also of england's top cop. the question this morning is, could this scandal lead to the breakup of murdoch's empire? >>> and if you like me were watching all that soccer over the weekend, the question is, did any country deserve to win this more than japan? it's "way too early" for this.

the woody allen film is absolutely superb, but let us talk about a movie so bad that it is good.ed cowboys versus aliens of saddle up for one of the most buzz are camping rods it could this isn't shame meets war of the world's me to blazing saddles. now a cowboys wakes up with amnesia what happens he has a great haircut and a great new piece of jewelry, it must mean the aliens are coming, but what is so great is harrison ford, a grouchy guy in real life and they did together, they have these really weird lane kind of ilion to come and get them, it is funny is so bad it is funny. the that is why i like it, it takes a while for to get going but it is worth saddling up. i give it three out of four because i woke up laughing the next day because it was so stupid. and is a really jumped out movie. gary always get on me. how do you like the serious movies? i say they are so bad they are funny. it is so silly. now crazies stupid love is a good date movie. you can get lucky after this film because it is romantic. steve played a guy you feel sorry for. what really helps is that you have t

. >> greg: debt ceiling debate is a woody allen film. it never ends, all talk no, action.end you want to shoot yourself in the face. >> kimberly: want to see "midnight in paris"? >> greg: absolutely. after work. i disagree with what reagan said. great president but i disagree. the debt ceiling debate is different from what it was in the past. light now is a spasm of self-preservation, you are seeing a government fighting for more food when we should be starving it to death. that is the problem. let me finish. the federal job, the study came out and saw you are more likely to die than to lose your job. >> kimberly: can you believe that study? >> greg: this is why the debt ceiling debate is important. >> dana: federal government employee, very specific. one thing i remember back to when i just left, come to washington. right after the 9/11 attacks. i was at the justice department. we would walk by this woman every day. she would come in, in the morning. a civil servant and sign in on her computer, send a couple e-mails and be gone for a while. come back a pew hours later and

that is woody allen's best movie in years, do not read anything about the plot line and don't watch the trailers. go in cold. >> why the. >> because it's an experience like you've never seen before. when you walk into the movie and how great it is to walk into a movie and not know what's going on? i love watching the story unfold and watching woody tell the story with owen wilson and rachel mcadams. "bridesmaids." >> i haven't seen it. >> you have to see this. >> i know, i will. i promise i will. i have seen a lot of extended clips. there's one of the bridesmaids -- that one of the characters who just looks absolutely hysterical. >> melissa mccarthy. she steals the whole movie. from the show called "mike and molly" i believe. and then finally, "x-men: first class," the nerds here and go see that one. that's a really good flick. those are the five picks to see this weekend. >> nerd tears. that's becoming quite the thing for you. >> that's correct and by the way i interviewed the cast of "horrible bosses," i will tweet the interview out on twitter, bdk reviews on twitter. uncensored and n

there's woody allen who rent in and out of the narrative, john wayne dies and jimmy carter tried to say that john wayne with their favorite here in ronald reagan's right and jimmy carter was wrong is what is known as the disco demolition rally, where tons is don't kids run onto the baseball field in the middle of a doubleheader and start tearing up the turkey might in the place on fire. this is just fantastic stuff. bill clinton makes an appearance at jimmy carter summit and gives advice to the president. blondie turns disco during this period of time. and best of all, i won't talk about specifics on this. there is what is known as the killer rabbit incident, which is one of the best incidence in american history correlates at the period of time and dealing with here. my intention is to tell a story that i think has an entertaining aspect to it, but i also hope has a kind of serious element to it as well. that is that i think again the speech as part of a turning point. i think it's time to re-examine a turning point in a serious questions about it. i'm going to redo the closing part of

woody allen's dictum than 90 percent cited showing up is no longer true. it will not cut it anymore. being average won't cut it anymore. america's economic future will depend on how well we are able to get our country to be all women are strong, all the women are good-looking and all the children are above average. average is over in a world where so many machines and available foreign workers can get average or better, the curve everyone is being greeted on is moving up. what is average work will not return average wages let alone above-average wages. if all you ever do is all we've ever done, that's no longer applicable. if all you ever do is all you ever done, all you'll ever get is less than you have ever got given this hyper connection of the world. what that means is everyone has got to find their extra. their own unique value proposition. whatever your extra is, everyone needs to find it and use it to become a creed of lawyer, columnists, creative governor, creative service worker. everyone everyday is going to have to justify their value added. for

woody allen's dictum than 90 percent cited showing up is no longer true. it will not cut it anymore. being average won't cut it anymore. america's economic future will depend on how well we are able to get our country to be all women are strong, all the women are good-looking and all the children are above average. average is over in a world where so many machines and available foreign workers can get average or better, the curve everyone is being greeted on is moving up. what is average work will not return average wages let alone above-average wages. if all you ever do is all we've ever done, that's no longer applicable. if all you ever do is all you ever done, all you'll ever get is less than you have ever got given this hyper connection of the world. what that means is everyone has got to find their extra. their own unique value proposition. whatever your extra is, everyone needs to find it and use it to become a creed of lawyer, columnists, creative governor, creative service worker. everyone everyday is going to have to justify their value added. for

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alec is on location in roam shooting a woody allen fill and while he's there, he's been taking questionshe's been posting some very interesting answers. let me run down for you a bit of what i've learned. the film he's done that he's most prowl of is the hunt for red october. his first movie crush, racquel wel welch. and his favorite republican, teddy roosevelt. here are other notable questions he's been asked of course the perennial boxers or briefs. his response was a thong. we assume he's either kidding or very uncomfortable. one fan happened to ask why are you so sexy? his response was a witty due to the generosity and blurry vision of people like you. so, kyra, if you've ever wanted to ask alec baldwin a question, get on twitter. >> you and i should come up with a couple. he's a piece of work. a yat sense of humgreat sense o. hugh hefner's ex-fiance is spilling more than just the beans. >> yeah, hefner's run away bride crystal heiress decided that the howard stern show was the place to kiss and show. she said the world's most famous playboy doesn't quite live up to his reputation in

woody allen's dictum than 90 percent cited showing up is no longer true. it will not cut it anymore. being average won't cut it anymore. america's economic future will depend on how well we are able to get our country to be all women are strong, all the women are good-looking and all the children are above average. average is over in a world where so many machines and available foreign workers can get average or better, the curve everyone is being greeted on is moving up. what is average work will not return average wages let alone above-average wages. if all you ever do is all we've ever done, that's no longer applicable. if all you ever do is all you ever done, all you'll ever get is less than you have ever got given this hyper connection of the world. what that means is everyone has got to find their extra. their own unique value proposition. whatever your extra is, everyone needs to find it and use it to become a creed of lawyer, columnists, creative governor, creative service worker. everyone everyday is going to have to justify their value added. for